An adult perched on a rock fall singing, they flying away
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Catherpes mexicanus pallidior
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Passeriformes > Wrens (Troglodytidae)
Canyon Wren Catherpes mexicanus
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Altitudinal range based on materials on IBC:
From 22 up to 2246 meters
From 22 up to 2246 meters
Videos
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Both parents bringing food to the nest. This was edited from a 00:01:54 continuous clip to eliminate dead areas between...
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Catherpes mexicanus pallidior
adult singing on a cable in the small mountain village of San Francisco
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Catherpes mexicanus conspersus
A juvenile perched giving a sharp "jeet" call, which is that species typical call, then flying away.
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Catherpes mexicanus conspersus
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| Subspecies | Videos | Photos | Sounds |
| C. m. pallidior | 7 | 1 | 3 |
| C. m. conspersus | 4 | 3 | |
| C. m. albifrons | 1 | ||
| C. m. meliphonus | 1 | ||
| C. m. croizati | 1 | ||
| C. m. cantator | |||
| C. m. mexicanus | 4 | 2 |
Subspecies assigned to 64% of the materials (27 out of 42)
Don DesJardin, Juan Sanabria, Greg Baker, Hector Ceballos-Lascurain, Josep del Hoyo, Paul Clarke, Alexander Viduetsky, Keith and Lynn Youngs, Pieter de Groot Boersma, Thore Noernberg.